At Your Doorstep Faster Than Ever. Free Shipping on All Orders over $35. Get up to 70% Off Now! Only at Wayfair. Joe Colombo $ 3,770.00 Color: WHITE For information regarding the purchase of this product, request a quote by sending us a message from the area CONTACT US selecting "Request a quote (private)". Product Id: 0586703 A true symbol of Sixties design, famous also for being the only piece by Kartell made entirely of wood.
Plywood Armchair 4801 by Joe Colombo for Kartell Vintage Design Point
Also known as the 4801 Armchair, the Kartell Joe Colombo Armchair was initially made entirely out of wood (the only piece by Kartell to be so) when it was first released in 1965. Cesare Colombo (30 July 1930 - 30 July 1971), known as Joe Colombo, was an Italian industrial designer. [1] Life and career Cesare "Joe" Colombo was until 1949 educated at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, the academy of fine arts, in Milano as a painter and studied afterwards until 1954 Architecture at Politecnico di Milano University. For the first time in its 60-year history, Kartell will pay homage to one of the most iconic - and perhaps uncharacteristic - pieces in its archive with the reissue of Joe Colombo's 4801 Armchair. Originally designed by the Italian master in 1965, the 4801 chair is famous for being the only Kartell piece ever to be made entirely of wood. 1 of 2 Joe Colombo Universale stacking side chairs 1967 Not on view Solid, stackable, and colorful, this chair reflects a late-1960s enthusiasm for modern plastic furniture that was particularly strong in Italy.
JOE COLOMBO, an easy chair, model 4801 for Kartell, Italy 196070's
Kartell Armchairs A true symbol of Sixties design, famous also for being the only piece by Kartell made entirely of wood. Contemporary technology has made it possible to create the same product using PMMA, exploiting industrial production systems, recreating the curved and | Kartell. Joe colombo Joe Colombo. Color: WHITE . You're entering. Joe Colombo is a true symbol of sixties design, also famous for being the only Kartell product made entirely of wood. Thanks to modern technology, the same product can be manufactured from PMMA using industrial production systems, so the curved and winding shape of the seat can be recreated. The Italian manufacturer, Kartell, was an innovative firm whose main production was plastic laboratory and industrial wares. They marketed the 'Universale' as a multi-functional chair that was stackable, portable, and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The design included detachable feet, which allowed the height of the chair to be adjusted. The 4801 armchair, designed by Joe Colombo in 1965 and produced by Kartell, is an iconic piece of world design. Originally made entirely of wood, it became a symbol of the sixties and a collector's item. In 2011, Kartell reissued the armchair using transparent plastic, faithfully reproducing its original curved and sinuous shape..
Joe Colombo 4801 Lounge Chair by Joe Colombo for Kartell
Kartell pays homage for the first time to one of the most iconic pieces in its museum with its re-edition of the 4801 armchair designed by Joe Colombo, an authentic symbol of design in the '60s, and now much sought-after in auctions of modern historical pieces. Well-known also for being the only piece produced by Kartell made entirely of wood. Joe Colombo Plywood 4801 Lounge Chair No 42, Kartell, 1960s $5,412
Design by Joe Colombo, 1968. Slight signs of use. Made in Italy by Kartell. Production date 03/1986. Kartell's classic 4867 - Colombo Chair was the first industrial seat in the world created by a single injection mold and it offers multiple design solutions still to this day. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the […] A pair of "interlocking" lounge chairs by Joe Colombo for Kartell, Italy, manufactured in Mid-Century. Joe Colombo's iconic 4801 armchair was designed in 1963/1964. A modern chair with striking visual appeal by the master of Italian Space Age design. A limited number of wood 4801 chairs.
Joe Colombo 4867 chairs by Kartell at 1stdibs
Joe Colombo Lounge Chair. #14007. The Joe Colombo lounge chair by Kartell makes a stylish focal point in a modern home. The sleek, open silhouette has a welcoming personality and features a combination of eye-catching curves and sharp angles. The rounded back and deep seat provide comfort and support for an appealing feature. Joe Colombo was a genius creating all kinds of design objects. A very good example is this KD27 table lamp edited by Kartell in 1967. Small in size, enormous in creativity, together with the Elda chair, it is one of the most recognized icons of Colombo's work.
